Potential Traffic Impacts and Town Updates: June 11, 2026  

The Town of Palm Beach advises residents and motorists of potential traffic impacts during scheduled work occurring. Please follow signage and directions, proceed cautiously, and allow yourself extra travel time in the areas mentioned below. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and cooperation. Access to residents’ homes will remain available at all times. Traffic control personnel and flaggers will be on-site to assist motorists and help maintain safe access.  

FAA Flight Restrictions Update: 

The Town, City of West Palm Beach, and Palm Beach County filed the Joint Petitioners' Brief on June 9, 2026. 

Potential Traffic Impacts: Milling and Paving  

Milling and paving operations are scheduled for the roadways listed in the project schedule below; milling and paving cannot happen when it rains. The dates provided are a guide and may change depending on conditions. Temporary traffic disruptions and limited access in certain areas as the work continues. Florida Power and Light’s contractor will also install conduit for street lighting along these streets during this period.  

Scheduled Milling and Paving Activities: 

• June 15 – June 16: Brazilian Avenue from Ocean Boulevard to Hibiscus Avenue  

• June 15-June 18: North County Road’s northbound and southbound lanes will be closed one at a time between Wells Road and Miraflores Drive.  

• June 15-June 29: 100, 200, and 300 blocks of Brazilian, Australian, Chilean, Peruvian, and Hibiscus Avenues, between S Ocean Blvd and Cocoanut Row. 

• June 17 – June 18: Brazilian Avenue from Hibiscus Avenue to Coconut Row; Australian Avenue from Ocean Boulevard to South County Road  

• June 17 – June 18: Australian Avenue from South County Road to Coconut Row  

• June 18 – June 22: Chilean Avenue from Ocean Boulevard to Hibiscus Avenue  

For project-related concerns or to report excessive delays, please call (561) 838-5440, Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM, or direct traffic concerns to the Palm Beach Police Department at (561) 838-5454. For more details on specific Undergrounding activities, please refer to the Traffic Impacts webpage.  

Potential Traffic Impacts: Undergrounding 

Undergrounding work occurring throughout several project phases may result in intermittent lane closures, localized detours, and brief delays during the week. Residents and motorists are encouraged to use caution and allow extra travel time when traveling through affected areas.  For more details on specific Undergrounding activities, please refer to the Traffic Impacts webpage.  

Potential Traffic Impacts: Cocoanut Row Watermain  

The installation of a new watermain along Cocoanut Row between Royal Poinciana Way and Pendleton will require a southbound lane closure, with a flagging operation in place to maintain traffic flow throughout the duration of the project.  

Potential Traffic Impacts on June 13 and June 20: Sanitary Sewer Force Main Maintenance  

Maintenance will be performed on the sanitary sewer force main along South Ocean Boulevard, from the 2100 block north to the 200 block (Royal Palm Way), on Saturday, June 13, 2026, and at 1045 South Ocean Boulevard on Saturday, June 20, 2026. To accommodate this work, maintenance of traffic (MOT) measures will be in place from approximately 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. South Ocean Boulevard will be reduced to one lane of travel in the work area, and flagging personnel will be on-site to direct motorists safely through the zone. Each phase of the work is expected to take approximately one hour to complete. Motorists should expect brief delays and are encouraged to allow extra travel time when traveling through the area. For questions regarding this work, please contact Jeff Coleman, Water Resource Manager, at (561) 227-7018 or jcoleman@townofpalmbeach.com. Please direct traffic concerns to the Palm Beach Police Department at (561) 838-5454.  

Potential Traffic Impacts: FDOT projects   

S.R. A1A/South Ocean Boulevard from S.R. 802/Lake Avenue to Ibis Way  

Traffic Impacts: Change in Traffic Pattern for the new Pedestrian Signal at the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course: The new pedestrian signal at the entrance/crosswalk for the Palm Beach Par 3 Golf Course, just south of Old S. Ocean Boulevard, is currently flashing yellow to notify of the upcoming change in traffic pattern. When the signal is fully activated later this month, the push button will turn the signal from yellow to red to stop traffic and allow pedestrians to cross S.R. A1A/S. Ocean Boulevard. Please drive safely and proceed with caution as this new traffic pattern is implemented in the coming weeks. For details, please visit the Traffic Impacts webpage or contact Meredith Cruz at (561) 589 9584 or mcruz@cruz-pr.com.  

S.R. A1A/South Ocean Boulevard from Emerald Beach Way to S.R. 704/Royal Palm Way  

Traffic Impacts: One lane of S.R. A1A/S. County Road may be closed for construction from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday–Friday through Summer 2026. Work includes concrete, medians, and mast arm installation. Sidewalk closures and detours are in place; follow signs and use caution. For details, please visit the Traffic Impacts webpage or contact Meredith Cruz at (561) 589 9584 or mcruz@cruz-pr.com.  

Traffic Advisory: Downtown West Palm Beach Road Closures  

Residents traveling between the Town of Palm Beach and downtown West Palm Beach should be aware of temporary road closures in effect from Saturday, June 6 through Wednesday, June 17 (5 O’clock Somewhere Music Festival) closures include:  

• Flagler Drive from Fern Street to Banyan Boulevard 

• 100 blocks of North and South Clematis Streets 

• 100 Block of Evernia Street 

• 100 Block of Datura Street 

• Lantana Avenue between Banyan Boulevard and North Clematis Street 

• Narcissus Avenue between Banyan Boulevard and Datura Street 

• 200 Block of Clematis Street 

Drivers heading to or from the Town of Palm Beach may experience increased traffic, slower travel times, and possible delays when on routes connecting to the downtown area and bridge crossings. Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead and use alternate routes when possible. For more details, please visit West Palm Beach’s Road and Dock Closures.  

Upcoming Water System Notice: Annual Chlorine Flush  

The City of West Palm Beach will be conducting its annual chlorine flush at the water plant from Monday, July 6, through Monday, July 27, 2026. The city will temporarily switch its water disinfectant from chloramines to free chlorine as part of routine water system maintenance. This notice is being provided as a courtesy to customers who may need to make adjustments to their treatment processes during this period.  

For questions or concerns regarding this work, please contact Michael P. Dangmann, Water Plant Shift Supervisor, City of West Palm Beach, (561) 822-2285  

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Safety Reminders 

Vehicles: The Palm Beach Police Department advises residents to lock vehicle doors, not to leave keys inside, and to remove valuables such as cash, wallets, purses, phones, and tablets before leaving their cars to deter theft. 

Beware of Impersonators: The Palm Beach Police Department warns residents and visitors about individuals falsely claiming to represent the Town. These impostors may ask for personal or financial information or cash. Town employees always carry official ID and wear uniforms with Palm Beach insignia. Remember:  

• Legitimate Town staff never ask for credit card info, banking details, or cash during normal interactions.  

• Always request to see official Town identification if approached. 

As always, If You See Something, Say Something by contacting the Palm Beach Police Department at 561-838-5454, or 911 in an emergency.